The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
Personalities.

So >AASf heS WILL ~ 1
Mrs. Geo. Mullinix is home again.
Miss Rena Corder has returned home.
Mrs. Annie Livingstone has returned home.
Mrs. Cleveland has returned to Washing |
ton.
Mr.. Luther Nickel was here one day this
week.
MIR. MountJoy is. we are glad 10 say, much
better.
Uncle Tommy Rulings was in the city last
Tuesday.
Mr.. Isaac Ryland was here a day or two
this week.
Miss Skinner, of Quincy, ILL.,, is visiting at
Ingleside.
Mrs. DR.. j. F. Wood Is at home again, and
somewhat better.
Maj. Geo. P. Gordon was in town yester-
day, looking well.
DIR. Mosby, of Richmond, was here at MIR.
Sedwick's funeral.
Mrs. Emma Eckle Is visiting Mr.. J. r. Car
lyle, at Carrollton.
Mrs. S. r. Smith Is visiting her daughter.
Mr.. W. X. Trigg.
Miss Tillie Powell Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Powell.
DR.. Gordon and jimmie Russell are very
little. ii any, Detter. |
Mrs. c. a.. Stone, of Kansas City, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Mr.. Jerry Proctor, of Mayhem, was in the
city last Wednesday.
Mrs. T.. Williamson was making purchases
In town last Tuesday.
Miss Title Hollis has been in Kansas City
several days this week.
MIR. David C. Smith vas here visiting
friends a few days ago.
Mrs. L. H. h rite and children, of st. Louis,
are at Mr.. F. Morath's.
Mr.. Joseph Wolf has gone to Springfield to
visit his sons. Ed. and Bud.
Messrs. FAINT L.. and Jas. E. Fishback were
in the city last Wednesday.
Thu Misses Wheatley, of MAYHEM, were
shopping IN town last Tuesday.
Messrs. M. R. Henry and j. H. Mediation
were in the city last Thursday.
saml. Davis, Esq, of Marshall, was in the
city on legal business Yesterday.
Mrs. E. F. Randall, of Hutchin ON, Kan.
is visiting at Mr.. G. X. Smiths.
Miss Maude Burden returned from q visit
to Mrs. Frank Groves, Tuesday.
Miss Emma Reed, OF Paris. Ill.,, is visiting
the family of Mr.. Stewart Summers.
Miss Nevada Bryant, of Clay township,
was In the city. last Tuesday, shopping.
Mr.. Andrew FrancIsO and family have re-
moved from Rich Hill to Waverly to live.
Mr.. Holman's little boy, who had his arm
broken by a fall, is getting on very nicely.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson. of Page City. will 20 TO
Washington territory to Join her husband.
Mr.. Chas. Hefer, C shier of the Bank of
M Mrs .JaiiIe was in the city last Thursday.
attending the funeral Of M In isedalia' Tuesday,
Mrs. Angelina Bredell, wife o" senho.
Bredell, of st. Louis. Is dead, aged is years.
Miss Mamie Russell returned, Tuesday,
from u visit 10 the Misses Chew, at Kansas
City.
t Mrs. B. Wilkinson requests her postofice
address changed from Lexington to Indepen-
d dence.
t In a long article on red hair we noticed this
n truth:-'The sunset.headed maiden is never
stupid"
y 1t is said now that the recovery of tie
e Crown Prince Frederick William is almost
e certain.
Misses Dixie and Mamie Farley are visit
r. field, Mo-.
s.ews Esq, has been In The
y .ou ~ legal business for the
tn Miss Comorah Harrison 10 Tin. re,o,;ve,
and friends in the eastern part 81 s;s oornt,
a and il Saline.
'er Miss Belle Graves left, last Wedues.,
ir. evening, for a three months trip to the norti
MS western states.
he Miss s. Floyd Searcey started for Colorado
=, last Wednesday, to spend her vacation visit
gy ing her brother.
IFS MT. II. G.. Clark has been appoint ed supel
Ar intendent of the Missouri Pacific, vice F. E
Drake, resigned.
MI Mr.. John Powell was ffty-three a day
two ago, but says he is as fresh as when b
las was twenty-five.
ne Mrs. j.. o. Lesueur and her son, Luciel
I'LL went up to Kansas City, Tuesday evening,
spend u day or two.
TN Misses Lucia Renaurd, Ada Massey and Mr
Jno. W. Poe were passengers on the Wyc
nv ming as she went up.
mt The Only millionaire of African lineage
RS this country is Ionic Lafon, q French gu AZ
nd room of New Orleans.
nd Mr.. Henry Smith, of Hagerstown. Md
who once resided in Lexington, was a que
W. at Ingleside Thursday.
ltY Mrs. j. Il. LIpseomh, of Kansas City,
Ter visiting her sister -in.law, Mrs. Vim. Z
ons Hickman, near this city.
,e- Messrs. Leroy Farmer and Chas. W. Locu
uSt Is, OF this city, attended the pharmacentic
er, convention at Sweet Springs.
ar Miss Carrie Moore, of Tennessee, and Mi
Susie Martin, of Fort Worth, Texas. are VII
he iting Mrs. S. A. McCausland.
inc MIR. Caleb Powell IL at kamoka, Upp'
ost Canada, for his health. He likes the climat
leu but says Missouri is the best place yet.
ut Mrs. j. q. Montgomery is to erect a hant
jos ssme granite monument to the memory
" her father, the late Gov. Jno. s.. Phelps.
lhe Mr.. C. c. Bell, Boonville's wide avail
pc. mayor, and his niece, Miss Mollie Mango
not are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Kaufman
be Mayor Jesse Hargrave, of Higglnsville. r.
the ceived from his wife, one day last week, Fl
ees his Goth birthday. the present of a brand ne
our girl baby.
IN Miss Sallfe Chambers, Dr., who has bee
ON teaching at Fairfield. illinois,, for sever
ley months, returned home, last Thursday, qui
Der Unexpectedly.
'hd Matthias Splitlog, Of Wyandotte, Kansas,
a full-blooded Wyandotte Indian, is worth oy,
u 10000 and is the richest Indian in Il
rst United States.
'he Hon. saruel L. Sawyer has been In the eli
Vh' and county several days this week visllil
the family Of his son, and many friends
the audi lang syne.
'he Miss Florence Conn, of st. Louis, has BET
CO. visiting friends and relatives in this city al
nn- county this week. She was at Mai. Clsget,
on Wednesday.
the Mrs. A. T. Radforth and her sister, Mi
hau Ruth Early, daughters of the late Robe
l 10 Eariy, have been visiting their old home al
'lth friends here this week.
IN Mr.. Geo. Corder, of Corder. one of Lsfa,
as cite county's most prominent and estimab
lng' citizens. IS very Ill. He is suffering fro
ana partial paralysis of the head.
pom Rev. G. Wallace Chambers has been call
Inc to Midway, kentucky, to take Temporal
ara charge of the church of that place during t
ro- summer vacation of its pastor.
the Mrs. I'd. james, nee Pick Hale, has tax
der rooms at the late residence of her f.,b.. a.
rgo will spend t.e summer here for her healt
nus Her daughter, Miss BESSIE, is with her.
out Mrs. Il. Wilker and children, after a wee]
ilaf visit to friends in Blackburn, have extend
'sed their trip to the state capital, where they "
p-Obably remain ten dave mr. tuo ,vaarS